How do we determine which metrics are important? How can we be sure that metrics are useful and not harmful? In her session at DevOpsCon 2018, Julia Wester talks about the importance of these questions in the DevOps world and shows which metrics are really relevant.
Angular 8 is still in beta but the newer beta versions come fast the one after the other. Beta 14 is out and it brings a list of several bug fixes and three new features. Let’s have a look.
Every Monday, we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week, we saw a big announcement coming over from Red Hat who is taking over the leadership from Oracle for OpenJDK 8 and OpenJDK 11. Let’s have a look.
The agile development of software offers numerous advantages for developers and development teams. On the other hand, Agile also poses new security challenges. Christian Schneider shows in his session from DevOpsCon 2018 which security sins should not be committed in agile projects.
In the DevOps community today, we hear a lot about sociotechnical systems. However, if we want to take an approach based on sociotechnical theory, we also need to think about the sociological framework. In his session at DevOpsCon 2018, Jabe Bloom shows how this can look like and what needs to be considered.
Every Monday, we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week, we released the latest issue of JAX Mag: Putting the spotlight on Java tools, ushered in an update from Apache NetBeans, discussed the rise of C++popularity, learned about reactive programming, and more.
The architecture of continuous delivery pipelines is becoming more complicated and complex every day. The purpose of Ambreen Sheikh’s talk is to motivate teams to take a moment and reflect on their Continuous Delivery pipeline architecture for the sole purpose of improvement and encourage them to KISS “Keep it simple, (maybe not stupid)” their continuous delivery architecture all the way.
Teams struggle with how to handle the constant onslaught of overwhelming amounts of work and begin to lose hope. In this talk, Julia Wester explains that if you understand operating systems, you already know a great deal about how to tame the chaos!
The time has come to unlearn how to provision and manage infrastructure while focusing on building and scaling applications! Join Simona Cotin as she explains why serverless is the new black.
Just because a particular tool is popular does not automatically mean that it is suitable for every situation. This issue of JAX Magazine is a cocktail of both popular and lesser-known tools because we believe that, in order to get familiar with the Java ecosystem, one needs to know a bit of everything or at least stay up-to-date with tools and trends.
JAX DevOps 2019’s early bird special ends on April 11th. The conference features six focused tracks of workshops, sessions, over 40 international speakers and industry experts, and keynotes addressing recent trends and best practices.
Every Monday, we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week, we had the official JDK 13 schedule, Go’s steady growth in the enterprise, the new TypeScript release, our top picks from GitHub in March and more.
What are the five pillars of an enterprise blockchain solution design? If you are looking for to create your own enterprise blockchain solution, this session has answers to some very crucial questions.
Looking at recent observability and operations tools, many are written in Go like Docker, Kubernetes or Prometheus. But why Go? Natalie Pistunovich explains in this DevOpsCon session.
